Whether you own your building, lease your space, or work from home, protect your business with commercial property insurance. Commercial Property insurance can help protect:
If you are a business owner, Commercial Property Insurance is a fundamental coverage, even if your office is your kitchen table. Homeowners’ or renters’ insurance policies do not typically provide coverage for business equipment losses by flood or fire.
If you use any equipment or tools to run your business such as a laptop or printer, you should consider commercial property insurance.
It is important to note that Commercial Property Insurance plans vary from policy to policy.
Typically, basic property insurance covers losses caused by acts of vandalism, wind and hail, and fire. Many other additional coverages for perils can be added, for example breakage of glass.
Every business is unique. As a business owner, you need a tailored solution for the amount of protection you seek. Contact your local office to speak to an agent about coverage options.
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